Kenyans must be vigilant. It seems the government is after everyone who coughs online. Kenyans of all walks of life condemned the arrest of Activist Abraham Mutai and have stood in solidarity with him. Indeed, fighting for our rights is not a cake walk. Mutai was flown From Mombasa to Nairobi after being arrested by CID and is currently at Muthaiga police station. Here are some views from Kenyans .
Arrest the Land grabbers, Thieves, murderers, the corrupt but leave bloggers and the media do their work. #FreeMutai
— modern kenyan corps (@moderncorps) January 18, 2015
Some of us saw Kenneth Matiba in his prime, WE see him today we cry; WE know he’s the way he is because govt interfered with him #FreeMutai
— Ndeta (@fndeta) January 18, 2015
For a deeper uderstanding of what @ItsMutai tweeted about #TheIvorySaga, see this https://t.co/cAesbdNiWQ #FreeMutai
— Maskani Ya Taifa (@Maskani254) January 17, 2015
The #MutaiRevolution o/ o/ o/. We need to make a Stand as Bloggers and Tweeps. If not Tweeting and Blogging will soon be illegal #FreeMutai
— Follow IG:@XtianDela (@xtiandela) January 17, 2015
Elected leaders should not victimize Kenyans in the name of insults instead of delivery of service #FreeMutai
— Boni Khalwale (@BoniMtetezi) January 17, 2015
Thank you Ivoryman for coming out in your ugly colors.We knew the Geothermal millions had bigger eaters. Didn’t know who exactly #FreeMutai
— Al-Amin Kimathi (@alaminkimathi) January 17, 2015
This year i promised to be positive about my country, but my patience is now tested by the unreasoble detention of my young bro #FreeMutai
— Ekuru Aukot (@EAukot) January 17, 2015
The government has never shown any interest in fighting corruption…always pampering it and arresting those exposing corruption #FREEMUTAI
— #FreeMutai (@InsecurityKE) January 17, 2015
I tweeted here that Kibaki was our best president ever. I was insulted and reminded how cool Uhuru is. #FreeMutai
— The Director (@amerix) January 17, 2015
We are now poaching free speech and whistleblowing #FreeMutai
— Dennis Onsarigo (@Donsarigo) January 17, 2015
@ItsMutai is a patriot! A young man who loves his country passionately that’s why he has been speaking against corruption #FreeMutai
— Pauline Njoroge (@paulinenjoroge) January 17, 2015
Kenyans’ rights must be respected ! Uhuru Kenyatta Laws are too mediocre and an abuse to Kenyans ! #FreeMutai
— Boni Khalwale (@BoniMtetezi) January 17, 2015
WORD IN:Blogger @ItsMutai arrested earlier today in Mombasa is being transported to Nairobi for questioning on his recent exposes.#FreeMutai
— Al-Amin Kimathi (@alaminkimathi) January 17, 2015
Sad that Govt acting on the laws declared null and void by Justice Odunga. Freedom of expression guaranteed. #FreeMutai #LetMutaiTweet
— SIR MASEME MACHUKA (@Maseme777) January 18, 2015
Journalists are not required to reveal their sources. #freemutai #mutai
— Dunia Wiki Hii (@dunia_411) January 18, 2015
Thugs, Thieves, Rapists, Hate mongers, Terrorist, Murderers, Grabbers……etc are safe in Kenya more than Bloggers. #FreeMutai
— kisii errand service (@ErrandsKisii_) January 18, 2015
What law did he break? #FreeMutai
— John-Allan Namu (@johnallannamu) January 17, 2015
Democracy on trial. #FreeMutai #FreeMutai #FreeMutai #FreeMutai #FreeMutai #FreeMutai #FreeMutai #FreeMutai #FreeMutai #FreeMutai #FreeMutai
— Mohammed Ali (@MohaJichoPevu) January 17, 2015
The police is not your enemy here. Don’t treat them as enemies. They are equally frustrated with these orders for arrests. #FreeMutai
— Robert ALAI (@RobertAlai) January 17, 2015
Mr. @OleItumbi we are waiting for you to spin #FreeMutai arrest on behalf of president @UKenyatta who has refused to fight corruption.
— Boniface Mwangi (@bonifacemwangi) January 17, 2015
Same govt detaining @ItsMutai & bloggers never apprehended perpetrators of Westgate, Kapedo,Mandera,Lamu, Kimono, Eastleigh #FreeMutai
— Phil (@Phil_254) January 17, 2015
My fellow kenyan’s the arrest is not about GDC its all about the poaching story he posted. Daganya toto jinga. #FreeMutai #FreeMutai
— Mohammed Ali (@MohaJichoPevu) January 17, 2015
Its not about GDC. Why arrest a whistle blower and not the land grabbers? Sad days ahead. We are slaves in our own country. #FreeMutai
— Mohammed Ali (@MohaJichoPevu) January 17, 2015
Clearly there is no difference between us and those in jail; it is just that they have been caught and we haven’t. #FreeAbrahamMutai
— Dennis Onsarigo (@Donsarigo) January 17, 2015
Is whistle blowing a crime in this country? Or were they putting Mutai under witness protection?? #FreeMutai cc: @MohaJichoPevu
— John-Allan Namu (@johnallannamu) January 17, 2015
YOU may be next. #FreeMutai
— Kaari Murungi (@bettymurungi) January 17, 2015
